Bunn reunion video

At last... I'm finally finished with the Bunn reunion video. It took me a little over a week to get everything like I wanted. I said earlier that I didn't get all the footage that I hoped to get but I did the best with what I had. I have also spent the last two days trying to play computer genius. What I mean by that is here lately it seems like nothing was wanting to work properly. I tried uploading this video several times to blogger video and YouTube and it just didn't want to upload completely. Then I ran into some issues with my PC and thought I was gonna have to have it checked out. Everything seems to be going fine now. Lets hope it stays that way.

It took about five hours for this video to finish loading. I was on my third attempt and if it didn't work right this time, I was going to forget about it. To be honest, I thought it was't going to load. The uploader said the video was at 100% so I checked YouTube and it wasn't there. I closed out the window and about thirty minutes later, it magically appeared. Beats me... I'm just glad it got there. So... if you are wondering why the video isn't posted... I tried but there is a comment under the "post to blog" section that reads ... "this function is not available at the moment"... which is par for what I've been through with these computers for the last two days. However, it is on YouTube and I will post the link so you can go straight to it. As always remember that YouTube compresses the footage so it will look a little pixelated. It also looks like it is a little jerky. Thank goodness for the footage I have on my imac. It looks much better. I don't know why video turns up like this but YouTube is free you know. When I see that I am able to post the video, I will have it right here so you won't have to make an extra steps to view the video. Also the scenes inside the church are a little bit orange-ish... I added a little color correction but getting the color correction just right is a little bit harder than the rest. I just need more practice with it. You have to think now. Final Cut Pro is a program that is used professionally with the filming industry... so bear with me. Oh yeah, don't forget to turn up the volume. Here it is... hope you enjoy. The 4th Annual P. S. Bunn Reunion.

http://www.youtube.com/user/bkbunn87